I imagine myself relaxing in a hammock on a warm, breezy morning. I'm enjoying my morning coffee. I can hear the waves of the Pacific Ocean crashing down in the distance. I watch the horizon as the glorious red sun makes its peaceful journey into the sky. According to my travel agent, this breathtaking experience can be mine if I stay at the Waikiki beachside hotel. <<How would this passage be different if it was written in third person point of view?>>
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The audience would be the main character in the story.
The audience would be less connected to the description.
The audience would not know the thoughts of any characters.
The audience would narrate the events in the passage.
4 answers
In the third person point of view, it would read: "She imagined herself relaxing in a hammock on a warm, breezy morning, enjoying her morning coffee. The sound of the waves crashing down in the distance could be heard as she watched the horizon, witnessing the glorious red sun rising into the sky. According to her travel agent, this breathtaking experience could be hers if she stayed at the Waikiki beachside hotel."
What one of those is correct
The first one - "In the third person point of view, the audience would narrate the events in the passage." - is correct.
Franz wrote his signature at the end of a letter by saying "From your EX-friend, Franz". Frantz's signature line contributes to the tone of his email, which is one of
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cheer
pride
anger
worry
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cheer
pride
anger
worry